Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-08

lnat IL Will Ue Il scarce atliCiS Dtlhlc fii lH&
Greenburg strives to excel in quality if not
in price tut gau. antees to sell as cheap {
Equality being equal any nsuse in Lew
lstun. ! III
Mr.. Brattan, Of Moscow, arrived in this
city on Tuesday and reports about foot OF
snow there, and sieighs were running when
he left.
The best assortment the largest variety of
Fresh nudy, Nuts, Oranges, Lemons. nanan-
as, Smyraa and California Figs, at Green
burg's, 1-tf
We are selling our new and stylish goods
oaly. old shelf worn goods were all given to
Santa Claus for free distribution among the
Esqunnau. lSAMAN q GO.
A. W. darlington, sheriff of Idaho coun
ty, H. Wax and j. H. Feruey came down
from Camas Prairie on the stage, Tuesday |
evening.
G. A. Frost left on Thursday, for Naila
Nals, where he went to sec his sister,
Mrs. Dorr, who has been quite sick tho
past month.
C. A. Lundsy, who now. has the stage
route between hers and Dayton, was In the
city on Monday, aud made a visit to Asotin
on Tuesday.
The largest stock of Holiday Goods ever
offered to the people of Lewiston, now ready
to be sent out to gladden. the homes OF the
| old aud young laAMa n s 60.
a Mr. Green. from Moscow, was adj
mitted to The bar On Friday. Dec 2na. Mr.
Il is youag man and we predict tor MN
a bright future.
Several RATS of wood have been brought
down Clearwater this fall and large num-
, Der arey vt in the river above awaiting
raise i'll the river.
The first snow Of ths season made its APP
pesrancc on Sunday morning; the ground
being white here aud the high peaks con-
| tanned about an inch.
L. A. Rowley. while digging well in
she rear of his shop on Wednesday, found
the skeleton OF human body, supposed to
be that Of An Indian.
Farmers and Stock men 60 and see the
famous Victor Feed Mill and horse power,
com bined, sold by e. d. Fleming, agent
Frank Bros Implement Co. 9Lf
W. A. Simpson and Il. Darr returned
from their hunting trip on Saturday after.
noon, bringing in two fine deer. Their
mali camp was en- Deer Creek.
Look out for novel and new Candy Gift
Enterprise to gladden. the juvenile heart and
to replensh the exchequer of the adult at
Greenburg's, to begin Dec. LIST. 7-tf
Clindining s Dubuc, have just inishe 1
butshering and packing, for bacon and ham,
300 head Of hogs. They will probably
butcher more during next month.
! &. A.,
mill, Steel Cut Dat Meal, Rolled Oats, Cat
, Groats, Germea, Cerealiue, Buckwheat Flour
Cracked wheat. Graham, Homiuy. 1-tf
: Call and sse our line of Holiday Goods
We want everyone to see the Latest Christ
mas Novelties; we have the only CONF let,
: stock liz the Pan Handle of Idaho.
ISAMAN & CO.
On the 23rd Of this mouth tho Grcmsn @
this city will give a grand bail and ever.
y one should 60 or buy ticket. Prof. Ross
string band will furnish the music.
!. Families who have been getting soda wa
ter from lsaman j Co.. will please retur
the bottles at once, or they will sharg
, them fifteen cents tor every bottle not re
turned.
e Frank Bros Implement Co.. have tn
Victor Feed Mill and power combine
i. which can be utilized to run other machin
cry, such as wood saws, corn shelters. tee
I. cutters, etc. Sf
Mr. Veach and Prof. camille. gave on
| of their pleasing entertainments IN tn
u Grostein 4 Bnuari hail on Saturday even
ing toa fair audience, and gave gsuer
M satisfaction.
y The new steamer Aunis Faxon, While
n. has recently been built at Rparia, was
IN have been launched IN Tuesday last; III
we are informed will run to this poll
when started.
nd TO SKATERS. AT the saddle and ha
nsss shop Of Swank j. Co., you can get
. 4 good pair of skates at = very reasonah
=" in this market.
Mr. Lowell. from the Potlatch. who v
:, drawn as grand juror, was taken sick
- Monday and was unable to attend ceu
and the vacancy. caused by his sickness "
me filed on Tuesday.
Misses Addie Pearson and Allie Crool
Of Grangsville passed through town
Zee Thursday last, en- route for Grants Pa
lay Oregon. where they will re.nain visitir
during the winter.
md N. II. Rice, and others brought fir
IKE Mt. Idaho. on Saturday, several was
loads of quartz, coming from the ledxs
s. b. Fenn, on Salmon river. 1t '
noe shipped below for reducing.
Court Is now in session and those v
me are in attendance can drop into the Pal
md saloon and hear some excellent music
also get chance to test the A No l Z
ter Whiskey, for sale cheap.
rg's With the Victor Feed Mill you can or
or run the power without grinding. 1t
,vr more points Of excsllsnce tkan ANY ut
~ mill on earth. Send to q. d. Elem
Lewiston for descriptive circular. 9t
Chris Thiessen returned from Endic
Wv, Wv. ". I on Tuesday, bringing with him
'A'A head of fine sheep, which he pnrchs
from Mr.. J. Wright. hs will take Il
len. to his ranch on Snake river, whore he
d Of range them during the winter.
DIED.-At Grangevi.ls. December
ar L. L. Thomas, aged about 30 years; be
ctly besn sick but short time with pnsumo
was highly respected by iii vine knew
IN. He was buried at Grangsville on Sust
~ leaving . wife aud child to mourn his ]
We were shown, this week, in the BID
xt,. ershoP Of Clindiniug 4 Dubuc. . steer
md was slaughtered last Saturday,
will weighed 1850 POUNDS. that is the latest
AA-A L.